Canadian Immigration Services
Explore Canadian immigration services for consultations, work and study permits, permanent residence, family sponsorship, visitor status, citizenship matters and professional application reviews.
Explore all servicesChoose the Right Immigration Service.
Start with your current objective. Each category below explains what the service covers and links to a dedicated page with more focused information about that immigration matter.
Consultation & Review
Choose professional guidance based on where you are in the process: early planning, program eligibility or review of an existing application.
Work Permits
Review employer-supported, LMIA-exempt, open and business-owner work-permit services. The appropriate category depends on the applicant, job or business and supporting evidence.
Study Permits
Select the page that matches a first study-permit application, an extension from inside Canada or a mandatory co-op or internship placement.
Permanent Residence
Explore federal and provincial permanent residence pathways, Ontario nomination, humanitarian applications and services for existing permanent residents.
Family Sponsorship
Review services for eligible family sponsorship applications and the Super Visa option for qualifying parents and grandparents visiting Canada.
Visit & Temporary Status
A visitor visa supports travel to Canada, while a visitor record concerns status inside Canada. Restoration applies after temporary status has been lost.
Citizenship & Documents
Find support for Canadian citizenship applications and requests for immigration records that may help clarify an application history or decision.
Not Sure Which Service?
Use the purpose of each review—not a generic calculator—to choose between a consultation, eligibility assessment and detailed application review.
How to Choose a Canadian Immigration Service
The right starting point depends on whether you are exploring options, checking potential eligibility or asking for a prepared application to be reviewed.
Start With Your Objective
Identify whether your immediate goal is to work, study, visit, reunite with family, pursue permanent residence or address an existing status concern.
Match the Type of Review
Use a consultation for professional advice, an eligibility assessment for potentially relevant programs and an application review for an existing file.
Open the Dedicated Page
Read the focused service page for its purpose, typical evidence concerns and next step before contacting RedVisa about your circumstances.
Canadian immigration programs and policies can change. Confirm current official requirements and obtain advice based on your individual circumstances.
Canadian Immigration Services FAQs
Which RedVisa immigration service should I choose?
Choose the dedicated service that matches your immediate objective. If several pathways may be relevant or you do not know where to begin, start with an immigration consultation.
What is the difference between a consultation and an eligibility assessment?
A consultation addresses professional questions and planning. An eligibility assessment focuses on profile factors and potentially relevant programs, including program-specific scoring considerations.
When should I request an application review?
Request an application review when you already have a prepared, partially completed, submitted or refused application and need its forms, documents, explanations and consistency examined.
Does this directory explain every immigration requirement?
No. This hub helps you find the appropriate service. Each dedicated page provides focused information, while case-specific requirements should be assessed against current official guidance.
Where can business owners find business immigration services?
Use the Business Immigration hub to compare the federal Business Owner Work Permit (C11) with provincial entrepreneur and investor permanent residence programs.
Do Express Entry and provincial programs use the same assessment?
No. Express Entry and each provincial nominee program can apply different eligibility conditions, selection factors and scoring systems. The appropriate assessment must match the specific program being considered.
Discuss the Right Starting Point With RedVisa.
Share your current situation and objective so the appropriate consultation or review can be identified.
Last reviewed August 7, 2026.